The Wedding Photographer in Portugal | The photographer and signatures at the wedding

SIGNED, CONFIRMED by THE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER IN LISBON

Amidst the guests during the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom, together, in part of the liturgy, as seen by the wedding photographer.

Photos of the wedding ceremony, the “I do” moment, with rings and signatures

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The “I do” moment in the wedding ceremony

The bride smiling, beside the groom, removes the rings from the arrangement, which brought them there, to place them on the fingers and finalize the wedding ceremony.

And it is written. That special moment, the one that ends the wedding ceremony inside the church, where the couple is about an hour under the eyes of the lenses of wedding photographer, is what institutionalizes the yes I do speak before, with a heart full and a sincere smile, under the auspices of the priest, authorized by a superior authority, and it is that moment that will guarantee the true bonds that started with that yes, I do.

In my wandering throughout the ceremony in the collection of photos that do not stop screaming and looking at me all the time, I can not notice the importance of the tension of the moment, for the almost newlyweds that have done everything to be at that moment as for the wedding photographer who knows how important it does not let escape any of them.

But, at the same time, the wedding photographer observes and catches it, the emotion that jumps over the yes, and from the pen tip, when comes the moment to sigh in the real signature that yes, I do as a written name by hand and, only there, the society, the state, and the institution give them the right to be, yes, married.

Bride and groom: strong emotions when saying yes

The groom, with the ring in his hand and holding the bride's in the other, in front of him, in the ritual of handing over the ring, seen by the wedding photographer.

If yes, I do, the rings and the benedictions assure them, in the liturgy, the spiritual connection, the bond that matters, the signature over a paper document, in the archives, will show to history that it was true and will be not lost over the ether of time, what was wished and by the priest sanctified.

As you can understand, the first oath does not need a second confirmation, but the archives for the history of the signed bonds, by free will, will perpetuate that moment, also, with the proofs as photographs that I always bring with me, for the world that needs always that guarantee.

As time went by, I learned that the moment to stamp for the world over official documents, is also very emotional, as so many times the wedding photographer can show it, and only then is the wedding ceremony complete.

For other ceremonies in the rest of the wedding day

Laughing with satisfaction, the bride hands the ring to the groom, in front of her, at the wedding ceremony.

From now on, we enter into a new way of celebration, more Dionysian, more given to worldliness, with kisses, hugs, and sunny joy, because the tension of the ceremony is over, with all the colors in place wanting a feast day.

The second part of the pilgrimage will come elsewhere, where other rituals will rise at their right moments for the wedding photographer to give himself to his party, which is to take for the future all the photographs that, also, in his file, will show to those that will come, how those signatures had all the sincerity, as it must be.

I will never let go of my attention for that moment because I know that, also, it is an essential subject for the wedding photographer and, it is understood that, in addition to the, yes, I do, those signatures mean, to all that was not there to testify, that it was so.

View of the church with all those present at the final rituals of the wedding ceremony.

Dot by dot:

The moment when the bride and groom say to each other, Yes, I do, is the most important and intense moment of the wedding day. Because it is and because there are always photographs to show it.

That moment of the swearing is confirmed by the signatures in the official books, where history will guarantee that it happened. The photographs at the wedding ceremony also prove this, but they have a different reading.

Once it’s official, it’s time to celebrate. Everyone does, happy for what happened at that ceremony and the wedding photographer continues in his quest for the photographs that all that joy offers him.

You need to know:

All those moments are saved so that they are never lost in time. The photographs will do that. I want to bring them back from your wedding too. Contact me to arrange it.